Shortwave Diathermy with Disc

A: Shortwave Diathermy with Disc is a type of physiotherapy treatment that uses high-frequency electromagnetic waves to produce heat in deep tissues of the body. The disc electrodes are used to apply the heat to specific areas of the body.

A: The frequency used in Shortwave Diathermy with Disc is 27.12 Mhz.

A: The weight of the Shortwave Diathermy Equipment With Disc Electrodes is 38 kg.

A: What is the type of electrodes used in Shortwave Diathermy with Disc?

A: Shortwave Diathermy with Disc is used in physiotherapy to provide relief from pain, inflammation, and muscle spasms. It is also used for the treatment of conditions such as arthritis, bursitis, and tendinitis.

A: Shortwave Diathermy with Disc should only be used under the supervision of a trained healthcare professional. It is not suitable for everyone and may have contraindications for certain medical conditions or implantable devices.

A: Shortwave Diathermy with Disc is performed by placing the disc electrodes on the area of the body to be treated. The machine produces high-frequency electromagnetic waves that generate heat in the deep tissues, which can help to relieve pain, inflammation, and muscle spasms.

A: Shortwave Diathermy with Disc may have some risks associated with it, including burns, skin irritation, and electrical shock. These risks can be minimized by ensuring that the equipment is used properly and under the supervision of a trained healthcare professional.